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In the Market

 The Pot Seller

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Fisherchildren

 These children tied a rope to their waists to pull the fishnet from the shore. The other end of the rope was also attached to a boat that will drag the net sidewards. This method of fishing is locally termed Ambit. A photo taken a year ago (April 8, 2011).

The Catch

For the Coins

It has been a usual sight children at the piers ask for coins from the passengers of a docked ship or ferry. When a coin or coins were thrown, these children will dive and fetch them in the water. Authorities prohibit the passengers to do that, but some do not abide as the kids beg by saying..."Sir..., Madam... Piso please...!" Piso stands for any amount of coin, a peso, 5 or 10.

For the Coins

For the coins

These kids beg for coins from the ferry passengers as  the boat has docked along the pier.

Sorbetes

From Above

Busy rural street

Life in the streets, market places and other public venues recently became one of the subjects that I want to capture, apart from the usual images/photos that I post to My Flickr site. This first photo is just introductory. My coming posts will be more descriptive. I am still learning how to manage my posts in this blog, there would be gradual improvement as I become more acquainted in here. The busy nature of my work may also affect the frequency of my postings, but I will make it regularly as I possibly could. Thanks.